Spring 2025 BAA1030 Data Analytics & Story Telling (20074)

Name : Praghya Prakhar

Student ID: A00039396

Programme: Data Analytics

Executive Summary

This report explores global disparities in child mortality and health inequalities, focusing on data provided by UNICEF. It integrates key indicators such as child mortality rates, health access, and education, highlighting the disparities between high-income and low-income countries. The goal is to raise awareness about the urgent need for intervention in countries with the highest mortality rates.

Introduction

Child mortality remains a major issue worldwide, particularly in low-income nations. UNICEF focuses on improving healthcare, access to clean water, and education to reduce these inequalities. This report analyzes the factors contributing to high mortality rates and suggests potential policy actions to support children’s survival and well-being.

Global Child Mortality and Health Inequalities

Child mortality remains a major issue worldwide, particularly in low-income nations.
UNICEF focuses on saving children’s lives by improving access to healthcare, clean water, and education.

Key Insights:

Child mortality rates are highest in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Economic development strongly impacts health outcomes.
Progress has been made, but disparities remain wide.

World Child Mortality Map

Top 10 Countries

GDP vs Mortality

Global Trend Over Time

Conclusion

This report presents an in-depth analysis of global child mortality and related health inequalities, emphasizing the importance of improved access to healthcare, clean water, and education. By examining key indicators such as GDP, mortality rates, and orphanhood trends, we observe a significant disparity between high-income and low-income countries. Interventions are urgently needed in regions with high mortality rates to reduce these disparities.